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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is there an adjective phrase in this sentence and if so what does it modify?

1. Paris, France, is where the two of them met.

Also, does an adjective phrase have to start with a preposition, or can "very happy" in "she was very happy" be an adjective phrase?
  

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Anonymous: Is there an adjective phrase in this sentence and if so what does it modify? 1. Paris, France, is where the two of them met.

  • Anonymous: Is there an adjective phrase in this sentence and if so what does it modify?
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  • Paris, France, is where the two of them met.
  • There is no adjective phrase in that sentence because there is no adjective.
  • Anonymous does an adjective phrase have to start with a preposition No.
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Anonymous:Is there an adjective phrase in this sentence and if so what does it modify?

1. Paris, France, is where the two of them met.
There is no adjective phrase in that sentence because there is no adjective.
Anonymousdoes an adjective phrase have to start with a preposition
No. In fact, an adjective phrase

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